Sentence examples for which epitomizes from inspiring English sources
Perhaps his signature work is the Ningbo History Museum (completed 2008), which epitomizes his architectural philosophy.
Program 2 (tomorrow afternoon and Tuesday), for instance, includes "Walklyndon," which epitomizes the company's early humor, simplicity and inventive gymnastic dance.
His son Isidoro is best known for the gilded altar in the Church of Santa Prisca y San Sebastián in the mining town of Taxco, constructed in the 1750s, which epitomizes the Churrigueresque style.
This comfortable boulevard, which epitomizes the West Side's easygoing character, is lined with mostly humdrum apartment buildings of the 1910s and 1920s, but a handful stand well above the architectural mean.
But she gave one of the most eloquent speeches of her still short Senate career on Sept. 12 when she called New York the "city of the 21st century," which "epitomizes who we are as America," and asked for full support of President Bush.
The development's guarded gatehouse was a lure, as was the homeowners' association setup, which epitomizes the pampered way of life in this manicured village of tucked-away enclaves of $1 million-plus town homes, condominiums and detached single-family dwellings on the North Shore of Long Island.
Gimbel's wife, Sophie, directed Saks' Salon Moderne, which epitomized American high style.
McNealy was famous for his assertion that "the network is the computer," which epitomized Sun's approach to networking interoperability.
Danish furniture designer who designed sculpturally elegant yet functional chairs, each of which epitomized the beauty and superb craftsmanship of the Danish Modern style.
I'm not thinking of landmarks like Peter Luger or Gage & Tollner, which epitomize a certain kind of classic New York dining that will always command an audience.
Britain and Ireland, which epitomized the free-market orthodoxy, both boomed for a time but then were flattened by the bursting of a credit and real estate bubble and required to nationalize weakened banks.
